A pair of giant pandas will leave Chengdu, capital of Sichuan province, on Thursday for Denmark.
A decadelong agricultural project spearheaded by Chinese scientists has helped alleviate the poverty of more than 1.6 million farming households in 18 Asian and African countries by cultivating high-yield, resilient rice strains.
President Xi Jinping called upon civil affairs authorities to focus their efforts on meeting the requirements of poverty reduction, special groups and matters of public concern in an instruction released on Tuesday.
China issued a red alert, the highest level, for forest fire risks in arid northern and southwestern regions, including Sichuan province, where a forest fire broke out on Saturday, leaving 27 firefighters and three others dead.
A new bridge across the Pearl River estuary officially opened on Tuesday, and it is expected to play an important role in accelerating economic cooperation and infrastructure connectivity among cities in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area.
The early spring chill over the weekend did not dispel the hundreds of individual investors standing along downtown Shanghai's Guangdong Road, a gathering place for three decades for stockholders eager to discuss the performance of A shares and seek out tips to better their portfolios.
Rows of toy claw machines can be seen at shopping malls, cinemas and subway stations in China's big cities. Young people surround the machines, some playing them in groups and others alone.
People wanting to learn how to master the toy claw machines should have good self-control, according to former player Guo Tao, 32.
The State Council has approved the establishment of a new interministry joint conference to oversee vaccine management nationwide in the latest move to further ensure vaccine safety and protect the health of youth.
Looking into a mirror, a young woman with slender hands at court in the Forbidden City fits a hairpin into her stylish hair, followed by jewelry in the shape of a butterfly and a silver flower. Nearby, a servant takes a book from a high shelf.
The blaze in Sichuan province that claimed 30 lives is likely a rare but extremely dangerous and unpredictable type of wildfire known as eruptive fire, an expert said.
More central government departments, which are under an order to "tighten their belts" and slash administrative expenditures by around 5 percent, started to publish their annual budgets on Tuesday, according to the Ministry of Finance.
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